I generally store the image file they send me on my ham computer. I wrote a
program to automatically generate a reply "QSL card" picture based on info
in my log, and I typically send it to the QRZ email address for the
station. The image has all the information that my actual QSL cards have,
and it's high enough resolution that I think it would look good if printed.
Personally, I like exchanging QSL cards (physical or digital). It's
unlikely that awards will accept picture QSL cards. Maybe receiving a card
from me will lift their spirits a little like receiving their card did for
me.
73 de Tom NS6T
On Thu, Mar 6, 2025 at 5:43 AM Edward Sawyer <
EdwardS@advanced-conversion.com> wrote:
> I am starting to get a lot email QSLs after contests (probably 20 in the
> last few days after the ARRL DX SSB contest).
>
> Does anyone know what the point is other than a digital equivalent of the
> traditional mailed QSL card? They are not useful for any awards that I am
> aware of.
>
> I stopped using the bureau last year and upload contest logs for N1UR to
> LOTW.
>
> I have not been "responding" to these emails.
>
> What do people know and what are you doing?
>
> Ed N1UR
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